MCP server for dossier automation standard - enables LLMs to discover, verify, and execute dossiers
Copy the AI prompt to install this server into Claude Code, Cursor, or another agent β or use 1-click editor setup below.
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π‘ Paste the JSON block into your client's configuration file under mcpServers, then restart the application.
Skills are easy to write. Dossiers make them trustworthy, versioned, and portable across every LLM tool.
Quick Concept A dossier is a skill β a reusable instruction set an AI executes β with trust, versioning, and cross-tool portability built in. Think npm or Docker Hub, but for AI skills: signed, versioned, shareable.
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What: Skills (.ds.md files) any AI agent can run β signed, versioned, portable across tools
Why: A plain skill lives in one tool and anyone can tamper with it; a dossier is that same skill made verifiable, version-pinned, and shareable
Safety: Built-in checksums, cryptographic signatures, and CLI verification tools
Works with: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, any LLM β no vendor lock-in
Status: Protocol v1.0 (stable spec) | CLI v0.14.0 | 15+ example skills | Active development
File conventions: Dossiers use
.ds.md(immutable instructions) and.dsw.md(mutable working files). Frontmatter uses---dossier(JSON) instead of---(YAML) to avoid parser conflicts. Learn more
Pick any LLM you already have and paste this:
That's it. The LLM reads the dossier and follows its instructions β no tools needed.
Want to verify it first?
One command gives Claude Code native dossier support β discover, verify, and execute dossiers without copy-pasting URLs:
Then ask Claude: "List available dossiers" or "Run the scaffold-typescript-project dossier".
Add to claude_desktop_config.json or your MCP client's config file:
Initialize dossier in your project (sets up ~/.dossier/, hooks, and MCP config):
Then create a dossier:
This scaffolds a .ds.md file you can edit. A dossier is just Markdown with a JSON frontmatter block:
See the Authoring Guide for the full spec, or browse the Dossier Registry for real-world examples.
"Isn't this just a skill?" Yes β a dossier is a skill. The difference is everything a plain skill (like a Claude Code SKILL.md) lacks:
Plain skill (SKILL.md) | Dossier | |
|---|---|---|
| Trust | Unsigned β anyone can tamper | Checksum + cryptographic signature, verified before run |
| Versioning | Informal | Semantic versioning you can pin |
| Distribution | Copy-paste / per-tool | Registry β discoverable, ai-dossier install-skill |
| Portability | Locked to one tool | Same file runs on Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, any LLM |
| Validation | None | Built-in success criteria |
Trigger skills bridge the two: a thin SKILL.md whose job is to invoke a versioned, signed dossier (ai-dossier run <registry-path>) β you keep the natural-language trigger and gain signing, versioning, and registry distribution.
"How about AGENTS.md files?" Different job: AGENTS.md explains your project; a dossier automates a workflow. They're complementary.
Every dossier goes through a multi-stage security pipeline before execution:
See ARCHITECTURE.md for the full system architecture.
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